POST, PUT, and DELETE Requests Using HttpClient in ASP.NET Core
In the previous article, we have learned how to integrate HttpClient in ASP.NET Core, and how to use it to fetch the data from Web API. Also, we learned how to send the GET request using both the GetAsync method and the HttpRequestMessage class. As a continuation, in...
Fetching Data and Content Negotiation with HttpClient in ASP.NET Core
In this article, we are going to learn how to integrate and use HttpClient in ASP.NET Core Applications. We are going to consume the Web API's resources while learning about different HttpClient functionalities. We are going to learn how to fetch data from Web API and...
Code Maze Weekly #64
Another week, another set of excellent articles in our newest newsletter. Time to take a time off your daily job, relax and read some of the quality articles we've been able to prepare for you. Pick your favorite topic, take a sip of your favorite drink and start the...
Download Files from Azure With Blazor WebAssembly
In this article, we are going to learn how to download files from Azure using ASP.NET Core Web API as the server-side project and Blazor WebAssembly as the client-side. This article is a continuation of a previous one where we learned about uploading files to Azure....
Upload Files to Azure with .NET Core Web API and Blazor WebAssembly
In our Blazor WebAssembly series, we have already talked about File Upload with Blazor and Web API. In that article, we've learned how to upload files to local storage. Of course, there are other places we can upload our files to. So, in this article, we are going to...
Code Maze Weekly #63
Not many technologies are exciting as soon as they come out. Blazor was and still is an exciting toy to play with, and we're thrilled to see it grow and that people are adopting it steadily. So give it a chance. Or pick some of the awesome topics we've prepared for...
Facebook Authentication in Blazor WebAssembly Hosted Applications
In this article, we are going to learn how to implement Facebook authentication in a Blazor WebAssembly Hosted application. We already have Google Authentication implemented, so, this will be a nice continuation to learn how we can add more external authentication...
Google Authentication in Blazor WebAssembly Hosted Applications
In this article, we are going to learn how to use Google Authentication with our Blazor WebAssembly Hosted application. We will show you, with a few simple steps, how to utilize Google as the external authentication provider. To download the source...
Code Maze Weekly #62
This week we bring you a new batch of interesting articles to read during the weekend. Continuous improvement is important for any software developer and this is the best place to start honing your skills and keeping up-to-date. So, take a short break from whatever...
Using Roles in Blazor WebAssembly Hosted Applications
In this article, we are going to learn how to use Roles in Blazor WebAssembly Hosted applications for an additional level of security for both Blazor-Client pages and Blazor-Server controllers. To download the source code for this article, you can...
Authentication in Blazor WebAssembly Hosted Applications
We have already covered the authentication process for the Blazor WebAssembly standalone application communicating with ASP.NET Core Web API. Also, we've learned about Blazor WebAssembly and IdentityServer4 authentication. So, as a continuation of the Blazor WASM...
Code Maze Weekly #61
This week we've noticed an increase in Blazor related articles, which is expected in our opinion. Blazor WASM has still a long way to go but it's gaining popularity by the day. Other than that there are plenty of other quality articles to pick from this week. If you...
Deploying Blazor WebAssembly into Azure Static Web Apps
In this article, we are going to learn about Azure Static Web Apps, which is a great solution for publishing static web applications into the cloud. We’ll start by looking at what an Azure Static Web App is. Then we'll learn how to build a Blazor WebAssembly...
Download Files with ASP.NET Core Web API and Angular
After successfully learning how to upload files, the logical next step is to learn how to download them as well. That way we can have the complete picture and can apply what we’ve learned in various projects and working with different types of files. [sc...
Code Maze Weekly #60
We've started strong this year, and the trend is going upwards. Here's a fresh batch of articles for this week, and as always, there are many different topics to choose from and that's just what we like. Hopefully, you'll find your cup of tea in here, so you don't...
Creating Serverless Apps with .NET using Azure Functions
In this article, we are going to learn how to create Serverless Applications on the cloud using Azure Functions. Serverless is a cloud computing model in which a cloud provider dynamically allocates the resources required to run a particular piece of code. Here the...
How to Use Query Strings in Blazor WebAssembly
In this article, we are going to learn how to use query strings in Blazor WebAssembly. We are going to show you how to send query strings to the Blazor component and also how to read them inside the component. To download the source code for this...
Code Maze Weekly #59
New year - new resolutions. We might feel things are somewhat out of our control right now, but there are always some areas of life we can control. And that's learning and self-improvement. So this week, we present you with a new batch of articles that can easily help...
Using the API Gateway Pattern In .NET to Encapsulate Microservices
In this article, we are going to look at how the API Gateway pattern can be used to encapsulate microservices and abstract away the underlying implementation details, allowing consumers to have a consistent entry point into our system. To download...
How to Sign in with Google Using Angular and ASP.NET Core Web API
Up until now, we've been working with our local authentication and authorization functionalities. Everything works great with our setup and we provide different security functionalities for our users (login, logout, email verification, lockout, etc.). But, what if our...
Code Maze Weekly #58
Happy New Year! Welcome to the first issue of 2021! 2020 has been a strange one indeed, we've faced a lot of challenges, but we also learned more about ourselves and that's always a good thing. We've spent less time traveling and more time learning and connecting with...